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Planning on going:
Master Scout
Master Ranger
Master Rifleman

what should I do with the rest of the points? Pistil Specilist?

Any tips for good hunting with a rifle?

Kelvyn read my response on how to kill effectively with a rifle in the post named Double penalty for Rifle.

You will be pretty close to points. I always recommend medic skills if you solo. If you do not then I say Ranged weapon support if you want to focus on rifle as you want to be a rifleman and you will need as many rifle points as possible.

Thanks DaBarge, that was the other suggestion was raising Ranged Weapon Support.

Additional question that I noticed with this strategy though it works really well as I killed a yellow with ease. When I through a bone spur it reduces the mind pool by ALOT. As dmg for rifle is also mind and the xp is based upon the total amount of dmg you do, it reduces the amount of rifle xp. For example, killed a blue without bone spur and got 100 rifle xp. Used a bone spur and got the 47 or so trapping xp for it and only gor like 47 rifle xp. Any other suggestions for rifle hunting or different traps to use?

I can't figure out how to learn a new skill. Every trainer i go to tells me i have to already know the skill in order for me to advance but i want to learn the skill itself. for example scouting marksman and engineering. i understand one thing at a time but can someone please help me. thanks

Im curious which profession do you need to take to reach novice pistoleer and which skills? Thanks for any replys.

Where can i get a whole list of skills that each profession has.

Doc

Hit Ctrl S and look at All professions.

Either in game, or online here - swgcenter.com/info/SkillTree.asp

You have to earn the experience points to qualify to learn the skill, then the trainer will teach it to you (for a small fee, of course).

For example, if you want to learn Engineering I you have to first have the Novice Artisan skill (which you can just pay for - no experience necessary to buy Novice level skills), then earn something like 500 points General Crafting experience before a trainer will teach you Engineering I. Then you mustearn a certain number of points toqualify tolearn Engineering II and so on.

The skills menu (Ctrl+S) displays each skill with a small bar next to it that fills up as you earn experience points (XP). When you earn enough experience points, the game will tell you what skills you qualify for.

By now I'm sure you've already figured this out, but I thought I would reply anyway, just in case.

I recently started novice Architect, and im running low on skillpoints. Can i drop the Artisian skills like Enginering, or do Architect depend on those skills?

You have to keep Eng IV. It is a prerequisite for Architecture.

You will need at the very least Survey I unless you are buying all your resources.

Youdo not need Domesticsor Buisness in the Artisan tree though.

Thanks